CHS students present senior projects

Thirty-one members of this year's senior class presented senior projects last Thursday night. Evaluation groups were comprised of 12 parents and 18 residents of the district.

Last December, 13 senior presented their projects.

Senior projects are done outside of the classroom. Students are required to put in at least 20 hours learning about a career or learning a new skill. The project can be a job shadow experience or learning from a mentor.

Galen McWhirter learned woodworking by making an actual casket.

Tyler Kincaid built a flatbed for his truck.

Kylie Gronning learned photography.

Kenton Ly...